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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11
CAUGHT ON the FLY.
A Vaquero Whilo on His Horse Lsssoss a
SEHsslE in EIislair.

Swan in E4iilair.
Chico tool.l Enterprise.
The fame of the Mexican or the Western
States cowboys with the RATA ia worldwide,
and their nuerTing skill and marvellous feats
With the rawiIide braid have BEEN told ard
Ietuld. Outlines we hear Of these wonderful
performances, but only set them down as
having come from the tOO-llnRglnatlVe brain
81 newspaper man. But now Chico steps TO
the front and gracefully acknowledges the
bakery III q feat OF riata-tWlrllng that ecllIa
Buffalo ills Wild West Combination IN ats
palmiest times.
FTai.k Cspple is chief yaquero on the
Rancho Chico, and his old horse, Buck, with
almost human intelligence is known to all
the boys on the ranehn. Frank, assisted by
his horse, has leRs9ed every thing nom q MID
Western staer 10 q cinnamon bear and the
other day SGT the top feather in his cap Tor
the world 10 oomnete for. Cen. Bidwel has
| graceful white swan proudly neats; some
4 days ago the bird escaped, and All efforts 20
capture him p.oYed futile; Shooting ham
| through the wing was hn&ily snggesled
! when Couple happened along, and on being
! told WhatWaa the mailer hO volunteered 70
4 capture the bird without injury to it. He
/ was told to 20 ahead and on he started
after, his Bwansblp which, when ne saw Az
Sandy Gulch, Frank following on his horse:
I but no way could he find OF catching the
! bird, until the eoiled riata Mt his side sug-
gested an idea, novel and startling. WHY
| was the m1ky-foot horse-halr lariat I'M
4 wound. What favored the plan most was
the bird few only from thirty 2
| difieulty presented itself--Hrank could not
| throw his RATA from . sitting poAtnHe. sot
| speaking TO old tBnek,n he sprang to his
! feet ~ tie saddle and started at a full gallon
after tie bird, which arose sud began flying.
/ NOW Ne Il under IL, with tho swan forty feet
| IN mid-airs Once twice, three times the
rope circles around his heed and ID thrown
sYifh 4 quick, unerring aim onward and gltt-
ward ItcutB through the air and settles
gracefully over the wings Of the swan. The
struggling bird was drawn 10 the ground
and taken To tiie park. where It u now con:
fined, Frank received many thanks end
CONGRATULATIONS for his unsurpassed skill
aud daring throw with the riata.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11
TaEEEaE s -.

- s.,7t nolu Con alerea.ss.
ailoPrh the Ee5dri - s'7i "a
,,..... ,lai motions m m iss.4l. Z aitIl
leliiQesi eurpet- Is aiis9. ~
10y give w TIE o1ifsss 51aleNd
N. ~, ~ Ai'l.sa lne antife us.5
n ms reaening fhtnpa A.. 9Aas
49, ~ alit calpily On m r
llhheu, y was TOO ior, VA, HIs
klNe,n 70 lal back ana III Nl ia1 di
Alaelf compass. II sSss i..5..luil i1eio
gli,5ieh. 1Anonln, MorEbns.s-ss' ~ s4a z, he
well and OuaGhiia s5e495 .llpofi
Iei,tiy 70 receive the axrssi5 wv %
lilsIoeh, Away in TN no ~ Il
etltllpn on the rlalf 5a5s trl
4ent, qfd the sharp 0nisE ~ Do
.eiollh the whole lina iefa il
Ntlt WAh tlrtliudand iftst-,s1.s ii9A
80, lliise " nfareb I'd tha MIN, Nh
Mas AllpA and daeiEiye, mi IN llag
..ils tepQftS and The piltbsa
Ivy announced that 81 ibs Aaii
lsiiSl Nlliet aud vl1tlfy wGrla 4, lllaA
aeliieliiie people, What WI a,, si5It
49, ~ slt9 cone II tiie fsii5i., q "a
1v'tph l'nglge, and & Eas ~
THE nETERHINfn ep7Hlv q,
tlat ERye 10 Louisiana IN y. ~
ll,t4n negfq-earpet- siagsi,, lli1f
/ % frHnolaI Niehais -aonaaf
4 Anteri0r tatliis, iheFs 4lot
800 ~ eseaas4g tFaishsnea IA XIV gl
4 NNf lnhllEnratQd BY nv Fe3 N. w lilia
which illuminated IN il NV lf1,
4 96 1879, Wien tbe MAN. NIX Nv w. N
4 q 5apteflbar was ilinss s,' XIV ttit
o. New orioBnN sasae 1870 ils.. M
4 company from prenisn NO..
4 company from hi0eron s,,s l,als.s
leg on hOluing in Chett 4. .il'iH
tae 1ie Siafd. When tiis pides' li1
log4 we've trampinF f1r35i
lhlie ! was arTsnginf wif6 ~ n Z,
4 Witl 20O men from hiehhna K y l'
aiQre 1urce at Uerlyafifer ~
II &flHll. Tho lalpented Aab
4 tllh diapatch, anuniips,6g X.
4 Hearal0eln North I,oaigi4as N s1l
Greens, whom Patterson w
~ s VI head Of a hti1dfed mss N
Thus m every locality sas sba,
3plid determined spirit illfiat ~ ,ll
Huub ana nppre2siye feiH1 n .b
efnmelL Gov. Nichols vs. NV.
1tufit, MOI beeause Of lis ilssiii y.
any 81 these, eyents but bassTs5 y, Y
crate record aud maimed n,sl
arouse fne ayInnRtiiiee 81 sba n5.,
wy thienl I'D one united AID e6saas NJ
NO al repollset Ills iiitsilse s.a.
lIls unwilhngbess to gAIiiIn1s '' N
hlFe campaign, by which isd3l.sl
could be saved Had I'M sdss'
owed our Redemption Wehld nv, n
deferred. I well famSlsld1
evening on which Ges s;sbsis
entry IN Monroe, A T. ssa 49,.
balda was fling bg with A .,..1
cavalry, returning from ti,e uss
the lHland riot. ] fefaenlsr SKY
on DIT. 6pOfford, whe ma oi,s N N u
patgn party at Tho Monroe Hops I,
how genuine was hiBalarm jsst y I. n.
! aggressive. Az I held his fsytS,
& he iay m bed, BE ching u Yaips ssS
] 1t Will. eArneatnas5 aza X
Young friaild, DON'T 40 anyibIs
/ mar the great vietoFgthsi sNsl
YOU had been at NEiohi.oobe5 IN
the blaze Of euthUgiasm ameag y.
YOU would dc, nothing to mas l5s
| vlcturY.r
II is needless 10 say that Ia sti.A
] 4 where epnseFvatiys esinhaI7n ~
, Quoted, She Radicals poaN Nh
: strength.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

C.sS. Crane in Gigbe-p elpoerSt-
Years ago. when I lived in Michigan, fie
sport or test Of strength known AZ ttngsr
pulling was no uncommon contest af19ils so
called athIstes. Indeed, it became quite AZ
popular az ID spTinting OF wrestling ab
tie present time, and the champion, f1isgsr-
pnllsr was ragsrted with very much THO same
admiration now entertained for crack pase
bail player. One man at gillaR had never s3
known defeat, and was cock Of the Walk AZ
the Northwest. The enpteats we're egptlne s9a
by each man gripping The others ftllgers N
the manner known h children % bl4talef Z
grip, 7 the winner being be who pli llep Qlls
his adyeTsnTyis fingeTg 10 their natural POSI-
ton Finally some one imp ported q Cana liiln
Indian h strive against the Saginaw CHAM
pioll and be MAS redoutable Htagg4ilsl
Tor he had met With sp accident tilat crippled
his right hisnd, the tend9ns OF the hngets
being contracted 30 That they eesLla not 1e
opened without breaking them. Well, tle
struggle came, bat he Indian did Il9t van
for Vie Saginaw man heaeed himself Allu
pulled 50 haFd that be actually lAllea Ql1t tire
GaMatlial's fingers by the roots. Thai ~ y
true st0rN, and one, Il think, not EalaeEn ils
Bnowp to professionals OF muscular Ten
4 denotes.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

NEW YuRK, Oct. 3O.-Seeretnry OF the
Navy Whitney spent the day quietly at his
home in this city. DR.. Loomis called to see
HIM in the morning and pronounced him
better, but repeated mis- orders to keep him
absolutely quiet for several days, Callers
we're told that he would be well IN about a
week. He was not allowed TO- sec visitors
but Mrs Whitney entertained o few frlepds
during the afternoon.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

WuKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct. Goethe Sunday
Leader gives an interview with Moritz Hott-
man, the olothier, who il aays was recently
kidnapped and railroaded to the DanyiEle In
sane Asylum by Ills wife, son and daughter,
who oonapired against him. The story, the
Leader says, is startling and shows unpar-
aleled domestic cruelty. It oOnolusiValy
proves the sanity Of Hoffman and vindieates
public indignation that followed hia lrear-
cgrafion. Ii also reveals THE faot that p
daughter Of Hoffman named Bnchel, was
spirited away last December and has moi
been ReeIi since. Hoffman SAYS be Viii put
detectives at work to search for her OF once
She is supposed to be in Canada.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

EAs eIass. sui b. md Isala.I wear asvisr.

The Cloak, suit and Ladies' Wear Review.
A lady went into one of the small ware
stores IN Boston recently and purchased 4
tlan ordinary price ID everywhere 1--WE eenSs.
AR Rhe took thenl she casually Iefrlnrhed shat
she had been al over town nfter them, but
HAT q Everybody YVES oui Of them, although D.
steamer was expected in with plenty next
week. Az Bhs burned 70 60 ahh heard the
manager, who hAd been standing near by,
Mark fhcse beads up 70 bon CENTS I'LL nexs
week We may as Aell t2iEe afiYNntaEe o. shs
il Is said that fortunes afB made ly 0ttef-
impYo4e in opportunity IL this fashion ia
cure t1 eifilar anpAIauiata waeltil pr to come
tO utter ruin BY hSa clever neRpueas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

HouBRooK, A. T., Oct. 3O.-A courier fuin
Tonic Basin brings news Of the killing 81 9
cowboy named William Bonner. Bonner i
guppoEed to be sherman who recently robbed
fbe stage coach fifteen miles nor thpf Apache,
and Is said to have participated III the AT
iantc and Pacific train robbery three nliler
west of Navajo.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11
Tina Coal on cnn Amin.

IiEADvuIE, Col, Oct. aO.-h domestic ~
a boarding-house on Iron Hill mining
camp few miles from this city, arose ysster
dny morning and attempted tosta1t a54ire in
the coultiuE-stoye with kerosene, An e4plc-
sion occurred, setting fire to the house; Mrs.
| James C0xbrin, the proprietress, and four
| children were burned to death.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11
ranny Kemble.. Fropo.sa I.starn.
Nov York Ken ana Il1press.

Nov lDLA sEf1lA anu sslAAEuH1+
Fanny Kemble Bntlert who has been living
in England for many years, is sooD expected
here, and viii visit LchoNs where she passed
several seasons duripg her lif9 IN America.
What o transformation she viii behold Ard
yet there are some there that vail remember
the gay and gifted Fanny helmble Of that
early dAy. MIS-. keInble, as she now calls
herself, displays itlll share OF the family
longevity. and though BeYenty-siK, is in full
possession OF all her faeul7es. Her famous
aunt sAirs. SidlOnR, lived 70 o still greater
age, and 70 did her AEher. The gifted Fanny
made her debut at Convent Garden st the
age Of eighteen, playing Juliet to her fathers
Romeo. This WAS certainly q very re-
marlSable combination, but What gave Il still
greater attractions her mother toek t4ie rode
Of nurse. Here WAS q family peTs ormanre
which evoked great enthusiasm, and hias
Kelnbl0 No once became y star Of tlle highest
order. Yh1ee years a4tety3aTd she accom-
panied her father W AInerlea, where ar en-
thueiAatic reception awaited her in ah the
principal cities. A rich merchant IN Plila-
tlelphia soon offered her his hand and ler-
sune. which shaeoeepted and, retiring ffQm
tie stage she established home IN fhlla.
delphia. Married life. however, proved :
failure, and ahn separated from her husban
on fagprable terms and openeda house n
Iiella2, where size passed several years anl
tben Fetuined to London.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

very iiallltlAt.
On the why back 10 BF1qneyiile tho PROSE
cnsor enid q ne Colonel:
tgYVlat . pexinR coineidshcal Our exam
irfsts ,aaTistrats and 1rr eoroncrtrre away
and viii lia a aaan tuntil tasuIurruW. Now, IN
! case Of gfia KIND. It is my opinion that i
Womb be better % await their return before
inresFiratiuz the matter any further.R
ST believe you are right replied the Col
oUel. ''Besides. this Il not q case that de-
rnsnsia an immediate examination. TifisC gi-
iin has bsen buried fully ten or twelve
months; a DELAY Of tHeutg-four hours can
.gurely tio no ha1Ta.n
Il was therefore decided that tifey would
await theret1Yrl Of the 5lflag6 and the Coro-
ner. Ii depoBitinE tho object upon the Office
a Sc Corporal Poiraan gave a start.
sTTellof - exclaimed he, there is somath1nE
most superlatively peeli1iarF
ssWh4t ia It - asked the Colonel
See for yourself, Colonel, piece Of
linen il sticking ont Of the hole made by
the ploWshare, and there Il a mark on the
end of til"
That's Sop said the Colonel, Wei!
WE'LL that criminal does not seem to have
been very shrBHii! Still, how cHn we ind
out whose name these initials stand for n
Anyhow, BugEesteft the fuoilc FIosecl'-
tor, there IS one tliitig we eAl uo' -. Ls' -
send Tor the i've o. SIX IA liafehhes - ~
IN Br1aueylile- II mistake NOV oli' Vi w s'
VAL give us q eleW'' ~, @.
"a good Iaea!' eAeaaihie0i INC NOl'iiiN''
very good idea" ---,---
An hout later tile SIX 4'raIus'Liie Wa''U 4.
women we're eoleetta t3setet, 'il,l -,
turn, held her nose het'soell Ilei 'i'Ail .
forehnger as siie h'oeieo We N ~. ~ ~
inodorouS ho2' from "iAl & llllls - -
linen tlat WIS 70 " Ails Al ''''il us
play.
Snddeniy oneoI theth e1 1s ~, ,-,.,,-
know the mark " lS NiA'0'
linen"
sfiio Is Rllie' Atsiat' A., u,-..t 4,,-,
A'cuseonlef Oh Lilllie VIZ" 0i10A 0O'''
years ago. 81,
DO you Know "Iat HIS Ueo0lIi" u A''''
Linen3" ---..4 :;
why OF oouLse' ~ ne NJ &C. ~ -,
heriSed OF hef oloeleS as wei a. -
thlIlg else enc NO" As7AeisS Al 'i''
her uesd mistress A. r,I,,,,I nv
Inc Fuoilc ( rose''uloL va am 'Ii0
changed looA Oh sl ~ u L., l,.,,,
just tleh 20! ot4l oa1' VIZ
eEallinnis IIe ~ 10 'oLy 49,,
Why inns 10 tll1 iiioie a., .I,oJ ,1,c
"ha' iS ANo 'li'''OA -1O"
Col9neL ,-,-., T.,.--,. 7 -,,,o.i,,s
Ihe matter ~ tOil.i .-ilii, ~. Cur
the end Of DohoI lo4 lLaS In, &c ri ~ 80, ,,
sell, Golonel, u laie tho Gnu CI . NJ
80 II n, " Bnlu tue SeLoAsl LuoA' N''ii
sisur lie PrOcuFeuT, and see II 10 isli't!"
The Public Prosecutor did as directed,
= I;t.Ia ,-I,;Io I,e- nd FbJt somewhat ey-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11
.opx pAcKlSG AAR
''S'sh goRIos.


According 10 tbe eiHeils'lsA, N.
an y tiie ularRelias y ~, ". Y,
W, XIV, !. i 80. ma week. mt Ats
Nv corresponding NaeA wv,
,ndieate that TIE paekips lst ".
.s.isst alo.aBe for tas eetl
Y, III iii poiits q re- = .is;.s
since March ~, ss
I sin.eaO for tie celses ls''
.,.,''s,as.a decrease 81 r. Z. VI.
~ humber packed a - X NJ
s y. winter packing h90'
'.3sl, ~. ;as Generally ags sall.
100 ,',.. Z 80 II Chico
q n93fi.s ND hers. 4lts ,s,
W. t N \ sedd siiRhtlg sis rs
sasis ~ 4 ~ iafGaat NSl X XVII, f..
tst3 N IN mi ineit e
IVA " Y. Hi 4 ,.sst tsIil X.
tlsi ,lS '5i,lags iiishsi ssls z
ptt lut vi 19,t ilhts u wv a'l
~ 4 M sstre osltae Fll
stgl . w 1fnr4 frela
tiistit !, 4 mi fas = n iil9 l,99
Aiitl ilA'1 : n tar lile
.,,i-fL AID Iifidel y. q q I.'
a5,i-er ijten & nlfss is
n y I '. = = ,slst,sii * Is g
80 "a ii gAsr So
eiaH 4 r1tfeh elnills13s e.
- 70 fi1E5 iast fa4ll.. ~ f
y; ss y y. ~ ssisinss
All; Y ..,,oy,. Il IA
rne "a NJ Va "A Il.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11
- GRo1EINe IN INl.

There are now nearly s9e9a
wheat cultivation in India 81,
Mai. and OF these scout fHo-la.
British proyincesof TIE Rl!lasuR ~
,,roviness, Dude, the 0snsEsl rgsfll
M me remainder 81 sha asFsis'
native provinoes. 9ha reaqa &c
tween Ii apdss desEeea ues'0 ~
wStAred NJ Eiyars ana aiEssils alll
lyrasen by hills ana aela9Sllilv Y y
tabie land. Asa geIlasal faia w 4. X
taral iliIol enenis. a. understood Y
Anerica, Is ilapfaetieaslei eHlall
prelnaices and tradi3onai sl l.s.'s.
ives The most priml sils ile',.'
.a5.a folloWe1, Tie gqAsl y.
iiirs n Bpilbay iaiEesi - "
nd elnt ted fog is vs. lli ", I..I.
Tbe l8ndholdpr, gHsn w ~,
work fell upon bis, aas Wis
stopi,gd III broke tae wv y
1natlibds. the n1ftle A9ll9
NH tlie machine lsas ~ ss'si
9gtfy years 9aists lisigg A. X n st
n NM z deIlheA y 81 II.
vainrg alle teo pailf y NJ
ate ueob ID TIC reS IA X, :. 81
49,, Z M, u tvsels 3 teiin
~. W .sr.in IN thsir hHaEa y "
w Imam absorb mpQa .
~ = XIV. hiEh. Tha Sgsi a1li ''-
~ ~ ~ s. N 81 81 slfa, ~
r.. e ~ No steamed iH Ae1i a a
s,;iia'ee 'eau{iaiisis. flie 49,
WI, ~ n asI < 81 taelly AXE
..,Trt Vag asq fei oas4s
II y foF tsii ytggs. any ilsa',
tai f, Ky, d Two hasi yasil XXI .s
h ,gnf NH, e9s hiislieis. AY' i
rsiarns OK 50 a9llg,Nss
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

ID n. Bass, locomotive engineer, and re-
Gently 'Thare is chair 0K prairie dog
towns along the IexaE and Pacific road be-
GINNING pfaHt OF Abilagie and aAtgnftisig nearly
e. Big Rps1nss Ihe httl asliqWe alSasA
Hind Feet TO watch the train 70 ~. Hunters
fell me il Is almost impossible to kln ono cf
the dogs and get bis body 60 quickly ootil be
al " INTO lis hole 40 TIC explosion 81 a gan.
Frequently, iffatallg Lit, tie little hnrreWer
filils dead into his earth Easnieile, Men have
trieft 60 make them coma out III iheir bug
foiNa By EpuflnH QlaAt CYAN q tles q Natel tn
a4 nv mouth Of the hAte, hat they Will not
egsaerg6eyen AZ thEt treaanlaHt Some OF the
Tiflag6a cQynr five acres q afpnuni and I
tsaiislt Their ferritGry extends f0r 100 miles
sleag nly run ir Iexna.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

DR. Henry HIM hes an article ii the Nedi-
cal Aetas on HeNer poisoning, IL Nhirl pc
finds thai no Less fnan thirteen class ri dis
ease may be trneed % the Inhalation itlore
or leia eosltlnlll of the atmospheric ION
sewers. Kha list IL az fnh0Wsss NQMli tiftE
and parRialA eitser Eeparlte Or ppulhnpd3 p
form ~ paahrltiA general debilitg, III which
Tue heart Il especial y INVOLVED. FOYER. wlfieh
h treqpentlg accent panied III eAiilss epIe
tllrpat, Matiahie ffelaontlS Of fiiplsflse Vic
character naurflgln. perhapg, also. ni3sllsia
gf the ater5or horns; 1gmOtlc diseases, such
a. typheid fever, pnnunlnniai dipli ne1lai
qleleF;6 dSsents carabrp-apllaI fndaiil-
gitisl efgs Ieiaa sid sdallat fewer On these
Oasas Hildanb ledly the sewer gas ulate3y acts
ag 3 seiiele 9af the aperific gafrlfs q eaafii.
| ton 0f aptisSia, Which. ~ liz severe fqfni,
/ ~ ahaFaf tariHAl ~ n0I1a4 cOrslfAlans and
I QlllNpee pslefI aaal fever, ahaGea1Ha, iFs4tlNa
4 deniiia gaskEB arrAl uatRrsht3l Tho lsssga
! af ~ t93E is AepA SO gQlr piiins iAe. Alis II
\ auTe fiat .aera ID GA dEcane lqnk size A1lb
pIpet, hatileQ5ne, cloaets, ein., ~ Hfe eN Tor
nni iero, sAsif9i fgea 4iies4
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

Bronze scissors tempt my lady 70 play
seaBstfeas nowadays.
4 Ihs newest photograph cases are IN ore.
1pnno for bOnd0ir Use and shaded plush for
sApW.
joint China umbrella md q fat China
"a have gone into partnership AZ ash-re-
ca gsrs this fal.
itaaeT- baskets Of glass have chrysanthe-
mud Is Of enamel and a deep gold band for
dacs Iation.
nv photograph holders are little larger
thaIf q silver dollar and are 3 clover IninRling
0f diets aud silver tTacery.
Gii4T-girlies still use quilts il inditipg pri-
yak5 ~ billets-GgttG that may be read clear
acreFs d cl1lb sinogine-room.
SONG exceeaingly esthetic piesslTe dealer
fralni* SNOW scenes with diamond dust Gcat-
tered SebWeen frame and Picture.
The higher the candles tins more elevated
4 the talfe nowadays. One aaes them ia draw
ing-raalas q regular 'higi-nasss length
i Ilje Highest Bidder stationery Is very
coars{, straw-like paper IN delicate shade u
layeutef, and folds into an envelope nine
4 incheAt by tNo and o half
il ThgRew red and yellow and green tin can
/ dlestie{ are not only very, very 5ngiisl ID
l their tteseemf lint they lock mary q5Isly vel
ia Il AFe app0l-lted bedroom.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-11

ElIANae W lllH 4s1IcttH-
It Is at this season Of the year that The
wives OF elerg Ymen think ab0slt purchasing
new se3lsliiIl coats and costly winter baRnete,
There is, to be sllTe, a delightful Importantly
about ahetheg Y hey vii on Will not be nnie "a
secure what their hearts desire the whole
question hIntging on the number Of nff-
Fiages thaiE husbands will be called upop ~
i PERFORM and the hberahty Of the seYsrat
bgidegr0onle. When the door bell Of the
rectory er tine parsonage tinElesr the good
lady OF the house now ruBhes 70 the head Of
the stairs and Listens intantly. If the caller
| is 2 Young gentleman and her husband ~
I asked for, hef heart beats fast with hops,
1 for there are nine ehpncea in ten tlat the
visitor is a prospective bridegroom. IN TACT
at this season, the life Of The parsoFis l4fle y
l ono Of continual expectancy. Anxionsly slte
awaits the rebnFn OF her spouse tfom each
4 wedding feast, and with tremphug nngeEl
she opens each envelope he hands her.
A ID INV expgtdence, sAld nne Of thaef
ladies tile other dave Shat the Well-t0-dE
man almost Invariably gives ! alnall ampnIt,
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I can aif0rdsh
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Tho 1gocess of making the wood carpet
n0w eapinR into common use - colnSar8-
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ekRetit1ie. Carefully hdiugtsd saRg strip the
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dilfed. The staff ia then subjected 10 tie
saws sat cut < pal II proper slispa for M
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pietee and the gluine Of chem If done by
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paptfl and is hnally dniahed with hard oil
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